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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-30
GarcrafGe &abeIberE6te.
StaRIeh's @rpeettfpn,

2On6on, 80. Nobember, ais aus
Sug aus Prioat BriefeH ger1eloeteu alarm
gtodrtd1ten iber bic gSioerpGrtiateiteu nit
oensn Stanle1 unb iein Corps nuf benz Diar
lf)e ocn arutpirli mad benz gilbert 9suauSa
81 taulpfen ha6en, uno bic tritiid]e 2age, in
oer 1te id befanoeu, ftnoen bier uirqea0s
@laubenr onOern perSeu ale Bbantafe Ses
pl!ee eineS ienIatienslIdtigeu @Orreiponbeu.
ten betrnftet. Cur Seiraftisuus oieier 4a.
haRme trd9t bel, oaB DiniOr Barttolet IN
elaem Srtefe bonn II. NuguIt aus0ridii9
oetItfert, oaB StanIep Hno iein g1Hjes Sc
lolge ftd am s. SuIi i'm befieu 8ObGsia be-
lanoeH. Sm Eager bes Niniors maren oas
mals ret4ltd] Sebeasmittel uorbauoen, ua6
er tauo nit ben @iH9eboreueu uui gutem
BnBe. Sn Der gtadbaridlaft mar Elm Erupp
maroolrsneer Graber 9eieben poroeu. Der
9talor nuBte nidt, oh iie etna bic BON
3s1qPu=Stb oeripro3enen 2aftrdger gerueien
leten. @r mar berett, Staulep 3u folseH,
obalo ote 9aftrdser bel ibm eintrafen, nm
ole nprbanosneu reiflifen Sorrdtbe sum
Stunlep'i6eu Suurt. Corps Su brtu9cu. Gus
eiuem bon STANLEY ielbit INTERIM "a. SUHi
geltriebeneH Sriefe iteint beruoriueeben,
eaB er oen 0taior SarttetOt nit 250 @iuses
boreneH in ,inem OerlbGn3teu Eager am Irlls
mint 5ulitdllsB, nm iiine 9liidtetr pom III
bert gi1aHSa o0rt Su erlparteu uno ipateu ben
9iienbein Grausport GHs GmiU Baidas
GerrItortum mad 6em G0ngo 81 aberpIteE.
zRartt MID 85yie.
GOnbou, 90. Eooember. Ser. Staareu
Gblt9atiOnen: prol. 1888, Ditto 4! .proi.
1lCg. 4ttieH: as. -g8. 394, Ditto Frior.
e., Canada Battft 55g, @rie 295, 0iuo
Hrior. 100, Suiuo,9 Central 1873, Ytericag
z45, Ct. Baul 77s, Nem 9orf. @eutral lIl4,
BeEEig!vaRa So 3tsd0iHa 354, 0terpcaR
Genital 148, @anahasJi0rbpef.gaHo G0.2
GtDerFOoI, 90. NOucmber, 1880 I},t-
tags. @aumpoue: Wiiuep. Cberl. SIG
Ditto. YIelo Orleans 5l9. - Die &srfduie
be.ru9en 5000 8alaH, Spstulattou uu3
&Halubr 1000, 3ufubr 81 coo.
GurIe SaaDcIbspsiam.
- Die beIgiite &egJsruHg 1T in 8sgyi.ie,
Die grOBe GentrGIbabH GH}utduiea.
8ie griltiite Gbgcuroueteutam ucr
uabu geferH oa8 gitgst nit 76 9egeu 81
StImmgi an.
- Cir 6rauci9 0}. 8lgHdett 1T ale 8a5s
folger bee 8arOuS &tUiau gum brtli9ed @e
iGnoten an &elgteu ernauut norOeH.
Die IeSierurgeu BON 60Gauo uaO 81.
glen feuen 6pS Seriidt in Nbreoa, baB Fe
Dsu.i9Ianb Sum anihlulfe on Die Gripel.
Qlliau3 5u bemegea geiudt babe.
- Der dinefide @eianete an GngIaub
beiudte geiteru bic S0niaiu Slft9ria i'm
SGIOB gHinbior un0 iiberrei6te ibr Die ibr
bonn 8Giisr Don China Su Gbreu hires Subts
tSumS geididtea SeiheHte.
- Ger @3ar bat bic auf gerbanuung mad
@ibirien lautenben llrtheiIe gegen 8 iuuge
Sffiiiere, nelhe Der Betbeiiigung on etuem
reuolutiOndren @omplot iibsrtihrt wareu, in
Dssrabation .5u semeiuen SOlOaten um9e
fpan6elt.
- Sn einem BON rem befanuteu Dirtgeus
ten 2am0Ireur in BarI5 oeraufalteten &ous
CERT riefen bic sablreidl oHpeieuoen @ugIdu.
Ser ,nteoer nit Balnea," alS oas Srdefter
elm aus irii9eu RattonaI WieIooie'H arraus
girtes 8otpourri intonirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-30
R- n. Snnfc.

uri,bIbares ylitteI se8en Ralarta, Dpspepfte
eebers unb Rerpenlsioen. Appetttlofetttt, Serbau'
ungsfdnddbe unb ole nimatiihen sSeber. Rabi,
foIfur aesen sopHeiben unb Berftoptuns. Nau iors
oere uur U. &. Eonic unh feip anberes. so
Gents bic fslaidle. VI. g. .Sohntropten Nerve
Killer) belt 3abnibmerseu ioiort; 16 Gents bic
Eiaf&e. Su allen apotbeteu ~ boben.
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W0olpaD'S Rtaea;,
Sas 8rube 9ebtrs tsnO Ma8En.

SouFdnbg geIdmaGIos, gut n6erBudert, eur8iren
reguIiIen, retnt9tn unb it6rten RloDau'5 YtlleH
geber, Der Ginsepeioe, Der Neren uno Der 8Iaie,
nerooie SrGntbttten, BerfopiuHg, bGrtleibi9fltt,
5eber unletlslbsenHaHoun 5amoubooen un6
ale ionftigen tnnerteH SraHtbeiten. JteH oegstas
biIiid, tetn GuediiIber, mtnernIIhe ODER ioHittse
IdGoiidle 8roauen entbdltenb.
Bret5 IS Gents Die g d1ddJtet. 9u
habtn btl allen Apotbefern.
@tne aus9e3et9uete, juoerl6ifge 0tebi3iu.
Raopap d Comp. - Wene 6erreni Spre BileB
buben in MelnsI 6ume oft elmer 9rantbeit poraes
6euet Sd fuble mid Obne iie nie iibsr. Gle Bl6en
inc au98etuansts, auosrI5iiiss Uteoi5in, 55r er'
e6ener 9eurq nDortb.
0as elm ArSt tiber Jtaomap's BiIleu iaat.
SD aebraube Sbre Requirement giuen uno ems
pshls fe aI5 allen anoeren Tuen iberlegen uns uers
tauie iebI Ottle onpon. SD babe ne inmeT oorrdt98
up6 ae6Iaute ne IN meiHsr Braris uno in menrr
{Samtlie un0 rVeroe i9uen INNER Oor allen anoeTeu
9iGsH een SOrSu9 seben. S5r sr9ebensr
qorapiGs, ga.
Tie Somptoms blesr 2rantbs itno ete Sqmptomt
eines ruiHiIten Dlaeens. nnueroaulihteIt, Bdbuns
aen, go6bIenHen, iaurer Dfd9en, Stmer3en nab
6em gisu, mandma BOON hmeuboiie aolt Usrur'
iadeno, D1iisIiges 4uiito5en Il. (. No., u. (. ~.
RabpGp's Sdr iopartl Ii n NIT DulIe BON
BaonCu's Blen bietet cine Rur Ilfr oteie5 Selozn.
IS gt6t BEN Uta9en ieiue Sraft Dieosr unb bDtn9t
i'm, iens Buntuonen nusbuuben. Vtan 9e0rGute
bie FsoBju nod BoTIfrif uuo beatte, mas mir in
''False and True" hbsr 9iit gu iasen baben.
Ehlf! elne BliefmaIle an Raonaq d Somp.,
gefusgort, Entb unierem 5ute nit Ratbihldaen,
Gin lang anoGuernber Sau Don 09spepfe
gebeilt.
9eerzSreet, Snb.
DIR Rabiua1 Comp. so bate lange 3et bins
huTd an Dpspepfte uuo 8Tdsbsit Der Se6sr getten.
Sd BIN pou Ueri6tebeuen NerBten bebanbslt por6en.
6odb puIoe ib aamdlig itlimmtr, bis i9 Ht1t mepr
ben guHben 8ag outiisen tonntt. SD tqb ein, eoB
| i'd fsr6tn Dutse, prnn Id ntt ettuas Seferes be-
fcHmen tonHte, oils mas mir unitIe GsrBte sa6eu.
9esbuIb ueriu6e it Sbr ReiOlDsnt uno 5bre BIIleu
unb balts mid ieBt fur beinabe gebeilt. SD CLAUDE,
bas ueln Seben burh Den @a6rauh SbTer Ueotttn
| aeTettet pOreeu III.
frau SaroGtAe Rsntettb.
| Deu Il. Sail 1887.
Nuo Blblitum.
hT-gebet iidber uno perlanet Rabnap's unh fibcrs
seust gut, oa6 Der Name -8labpGp- auf oem 4r1tsI
| In, ben SIR fault.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-30
2st!ebe.t eincs eeutfdjcst GTsBaDors
Dpft ct. QnttfS

St.2ouis, %. Noeaulber. - Seil1ri9
SUerfcls. PrGFOeut ber falltten D5iiuiteH
Vationalbarf" une 81. Nanor oon Ct 2ouiS,
erIn9 gesen llbr beute friih eiuen Ser,leis
ben. Gr puBte nipt, buB BITE Sanf iuspens
Dirt bate. Sic Sla9se auf Dem RatbbaIle
tpeht lbn1 al Ghreu Quf SQlbmaif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-30
Dr. .RaDDaps SQrfayarilliaR }IefoIpeut
Der ornne Hi,iatteinta,r
sur 6eiIpnq aler droniiden geiben.

sur 9eiIuu9 auer aroniden geioeu.
@6ronijter Rbeumufsnus, ifropbul6Ie Refber,
Z .HienlcdlDuits, rodeucs 6ufdn, ire65artigs geis
ben, Sunt rbutUnger, 0lspspite, rUdiierige5 auis
ffofen, 9le6Idlnaum, 9eidlDdre, @eibDutfe, Siiiis
franf5ett, @ji1t, gguftIIutt, 3meiDuts, Sal5fuB
9rontitis, Suniubiudlt, gtbeIieioen u. + 10.
Die fUunber6urCn Sureu, rUetbe bei 8rlnl5eiten
Der giereus, Der &l1len, Der GeIbiedtss uno Sarus
oreaue ourd ben @t6rauh bes SaIiapariltan Res
Iooent erBielt Uoyoen itub, feline UuHoerblre arlit
bel @ufloiung OOn BlaenS un0 @alenfeinen, 6tt
Seilung non YiCrengrigs, Del Giterun9eH Unb unrez
geImdBateiten Der @eitledtsor9ane, isne 8ratt sur
6eiluHg Ucn Observation-Disclosures uno Seriteuung zines
9eiunben 6QrEabfuiics, beun9 Der pQrHrubr, gnts
Bijn6ung ooer uHJegemdblgtteH Der Blaie, elrUeiBs
baItaen ooer anoereu 46ionocrungen uio. bat einsn
3luf ais siH 9roBe5 augeme!nes SetlmitteI fIr ben
meuItlliden GOrper bGgruub1t
2ti baben BET allen ApoIbeiern. Eret5 Gin Dollar
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Gine &arte.

an Gne, peIts on 5oIsen pon SusenbIdnbsn,
nerU6ier S6pdhs, frtbem gcrfaa, Beri1fi ber gians
nesfraft u. (. N. Iei6en, ienbe Id foftenfret Elm
Re,ept bos e turirt. Dieies srose Seiimttel puroe
Don eirem Riifiondr in Sio 4mertta entbedt.
Sd1idt abreiiirtes Gounert on Reu. Soiepb z. Sn
mon, ,GtatoI %, Retu= orssettp. lSuIi5, 1SiaE, App
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Set SsIspB5npeo;ef.

giGdaen 8ounerfag miro Der 4atents
GommiIiar bic 4r9umente in bem Sale ooa
glIIba @rap anb0ren, r0el9er baruu Ha4.
iudt. ietn am 30, Sttober 1877 etugereihte5
geiud iur Elm Patept Gnf eig elettril9es Eas
Iephna babin amenbireu 3A biirien, 0aB bas
QEort smetalliidl" bin;ugefiiSt nirb, I'M Guf
iOIdle gEelie cas- ausl4li Blide Guipra43s
reft auf Gin mstaliiaes Diaphragm ju erz
langsn. SQ0te bieies @eiu1 9eiodbrt merz
ttu, 10 tpir6 Elm nsuerlidler @tuwano erbo.
ben, unb auf birie Q8siie uiro Die uripriiaaz
ld}e &slspboHiraSe pteOer ftir Oiiea erItirt
nPIhtn.
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ass,s Ser @uneesBatptEaet.
Sic GIsft;iattat In, Sienfte Dec SttessRtiIcas
}dlGit,

gBaIbingto on, 3. g., 80. gtooember.-
grperimente nit eleftrii6en 9llblthteru, bic
auf Der Sorpebofatiou 81 gfeDport, R.sS.,
boIgeromnen purben, bahen ergebeu, bag
bieieIben nit @rfoIg bel Der 0fariHe &rie9s
fiibrnng angeluenoet rsrben f0nnen. Sam'
pen BON Der 2eu9tfraft bon ettua 100 SeC5eu
fpurtsn on BfdiIeu 20 SuB tief ms gSafer
bsrienft uno trleuGteteu Oaiislbe auf etueH
llmfreis bon $50 SuB Oerart, pas oaS fletnfte
Sbjett tn ber betreiienbeu Etefe oeutItd III
etfernen mar. Dabel nerbreitet baS 0tht
auf Der Sberfldd)e bes g4afers 10 seringeu
Shinmer, baB bic @egenpart bon Booteu
auf Der betrehenben Stelle baSur9 nift uer-
ratben miro. @s miro IN 5olge 6ieler Gnts
bednrg mDglid3 isin, Sorpebo 2ettungen
feinbIid]er S6iffe auijuftuoen, beg. 81 jerlt0s
rem. SorauaFhtlid tper0eu EOrpeoos Boote
nit @lIbIidt 8orribtun9eu Uerieben tuerz
beu.
MS beredltfet enerfamnfe 2Gno ssmi2rHG5e.
Sr. GtodSla9er, Der fungiren0e @omnts
fIr oes General 2anoamts, bat benz Setretdr
be8 Snuern 8eridte 6es 9eneraLs sSermeifer5
bon giens sRerifO iibsr Srei Briuat 2auOaus
pride gebuis lleberrittelung al ben Con-
sreb au9efeut. Sn ge5ug uuf sen erfen
oteier 4nipriidIe, Der fd auf 1000 Adtr be-
6ttHlf euPlttHIi UtI SuLloS9uAtAIillAE CEt!HS
ttSun9 Der Inipritte auf biejeHigsn 2anoes
rele'n, tuelde tbdtiddliA in Beiig geuommen
uHo fuItoirt fino. Da le0od Die 4nIprItj'
elbeben6en ibren Nniprud uidlt geHiigen6
begriiabet baben, 10 empfieblt 9r. StofstG.
ger, oaB Der 8eiigftan0 Der eta5eIHe1 Qniicbs
Ter burG) 8ermeiiuugeu genaI feftgefeuE
merbe, bas aber in @anBen nur AUiprtt6c
Quf hSateE8 bier GnaOratmei!en bcwitlI9t
merbeu. 8etrefis etnas Nnipruhes auf liz
0OO Nder empfebIt Sr. 9tpfSIa8er Befdti.
9nng Don Guipriiaen auf ,00O Ader. 5s.
tIefiS eiuee &lnipruds auf 100000 Qter
mcdt Der 3titis ganb &ommihGr 6ieiel5e
gmpfeblung, ME bei eem erftan8efiibrtaH
4niprudl.
Sn oQen trei 8dGen bate Der General
&armefier Sulian Die 8t1atiguug Ger ges
iammten Inipliihs (tut @GuSsa 5eilaufia
223,OOO NGer) empfollen,
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IVltH UtITWItUtIItH OUIuItN Bsa
heilt uuO uerhiitet.

gs 9iett tcin 0emihtI in Der gBCIt, neIte3 Ba5,
iefeber uuo ale onbereu mallrihen, bilioien uuO
iOufti9en Sleber (mt SuIe uOn RdolDap's BilIeu,
70 idHeu turirt, rUie GlabDaqs Jteaop 0teliei,
9taoUap's Reaog Reltei fuTirt nid5t nun 6en B1s
tenten, Der on w aIartn leiOet, ion6erH ue1u elm
Seoer, Der Dem GtuRuiie oes muarihtn @Ites aus
geatt LIT, iebeH NtorgCn uor Dem Gusgeben 20 ODER
80 9r0pfen uOn JeGo0 3leliei IN etnem 9las gCl',r
gu iith nebmen uHb enen Grader oGBu eieu woq'e, 70
l6nnten anidIe perbHtet tUeroeu.
Yreis so cents Die EIaitc. 3u ba6en oct
alien Nputbeferu.
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smmersenlfanifnss gRiffef.

neIte& ouoenblitliu nnd einmntilem @Je5raub ole
arobtGn uno peintgcn6ien Stmer5en betlt, GntBIns
ouHaeR unoeIt uHb &on9ef0neH turirt, einerlet, Oh
in 6rn Tungeu, oCm Yiaggn, ben 9ingenei0eH oSer
QnoCreu 9rhIeu ooer SrqdHiSmeu.
SunGrlt dl.-Gu bolber bis 5u cuem 5beel6fFeI
col in einem baIben GjIaIe gBGiier 9enomuen petli
6elfeit, @lbredeH, GooGrCnneu, gterr6iitdt SdlaIs
loiigteit, SopiWeh, 0Qrrhos, 3olf, Sl1bungen Ll6
ale iuUcrIiben SdmerAcn.
N,alaria III ibreH ueli6ie6euen Gormen ges
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81ntt1nf0U.

Nem.Dorf, 80. gtOpember. Gin bier
Der beiiimmter YeriOuen;ug Der pPenuipIua.
uter Babn" colioirte beute frdb IN Der NGbe
BON Si9btstopn, N.sS., nit einem SObter.
suge, unb beibe 3iiae puroen IN eiueu
3rnmmcrbnufen nmgepauoelt. 2otomotip,
fiibrer SOiepb $. Smitb uns @epdfmeitsr
&harles 9unt BON BegiOuenjuSe erIittsu Ie.
bensgeidhrlide SsrleBungen, uaO aud meb.
rere Bafia9iere tpurOeu oerpuuoet. 9liiu.
lidermeiie fubren beioe 3ii9e Sur 3sit iebr
Inn9iam, unb ohue 3WelfeI ruucoe GROCER Sc.
bensOerlut bierourd Oer6iitst.
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Sic Mnardliitensaettatt in Shtea8o.

@bicasc, 20. gtooember. bereits
erpGbnte bon ben NuaraifteH inter BEN hies
fQen artettern in llmlauf geiette &trfalar,
mel6l8 tie lleberidriit gRGnpit!" Eight
trdgt, eHtbdtt gleit nuter oer ueberIfrtft ais
M0tto io!geubes Sersdeu:
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Wet6stass szgerbanOEansem

8ertin, 80. Nooember. - Sun 9tei9s
ta9e uertiiubete beute Der BrdFbent, baB er
bonn Saiier inffrutrt lei, In beiieu gtamen
bem 0teid8ta9e fir bic eem SrOupr,Hjeu &c.
ididte Spmpatbies aareiie gu buufen.
pr. SucObi, Sefretdr bes 0tei6ssShab'
ANTS, erlGuterte bas 8Hbget, tpeI9eS iid,
pte er iagte, aitHftiger gefaItet babe, uls man
i'm Iebten Sabre erpartete. Die 0tatrifuars
beitrG9e bIieben unuerdnbert, nGbreno iib
bic BON 8eide on Die Sunoe8faateu iiber.
tra9euen SummeH nm 23,OO0,OOO Nart
fteigerten. Ser Setretdr GuBerte bic SoIis
uung, bnB Die Yeriobe Der groBeu 0eft}its
nit benz Iaufeubeu Sabre sum abiding gez
laugeE nerOe. Die 8eveniien bon Der 3lfs
Ter unb SrantlpeiHfeuer pitroen pabriAelu'
Iih1 hftr1fhtlih ,nnRhrnRn
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Berlin, 30. yto0br. - Saiierin 4ugufa
tehrte bente mad Berlin 3uriif.
ten beu4e Queuo elmer in Graf g8aloeriee'8 8
gEobnung ffattgsfunoenen conier0atiUen Ser
iammlung bel, nm bic iO3iaIe 6rage 3u be-
iprGdeu. Bring 0llhelm rebele 20 0ttuuteu
lang unb ertldrte, eiue engere Sareinigua3
Der @onerbati0eu lei notbmeneig, nm Die
6ortiGritte Der SO3ialiieu unO NHGrdilau
III bemmen. 6offapIuu Sl0d3r bat5etligte
lidl on Der Dtafuflion.
8irCftor uon Suau3 iit beuGtridtt9t pors
65H, baB iein @Ontratt nit Der SpernOerpals
tuug ON /. Sanuar 1888 auuuart plro.
Ter 8irettor mlro obue Benton entIaiilu-
Sic neuen Getraibes0Qe rperbeH oom &c.
giOOem6er on fir ale impOrtirte Serealieu
niiltin iein.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-07-06
A O a P,D

II NOW We, that by the payment of
N $4,000 am permitted to sell intox-
icating liquors at my house. To the
wife who has drunkard for husband,
or friend who is unfortunately dissi-
pated, L say emphatically, give me notice
in such cases in which you are interest
ed, and all such persons shall be exclu
ded from my place. Let mothers, faith
ers, sisters and brothers do likewise.
and the request shall be regarded 1
pay a heavy tax for the privilege of sell
ing whisky and other liquors, and want
it distinctly understood that have no
desire to sell to minors. or drunkards,
or to the poor and destitute. l much
prefer that they save their money and
put it where it will do the most good
There are gentlemen of honor and men
of money, who can afford it, and it is
with those 1 desire to trade. 1 would
say to those who wish to trade with me,
and can afford. come, and 1 will treat
you gentlemanly and courteously.
Respectfully,
June 29-ly@ JOS. HEM.
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we are told; politically he is a kind
coyote empty, hungry and bowling
for Office. He has business ability
specially in the manufacture of
a varied assortment of curses. He
can certainly get up more steam in
five minutes fuel-and
burst into flinders more COM
pletely than any other man in.
the country. One spread eagle
does notseem tosatisfy his ambition.
He keeps whole flock on hand.
with a pair of expansive wings strap.
ped to his own shoulders, and when
they flap and he scars aloft it is a
sight for gods and men.
While Blaine was getting up a
handsome row abroad the General
could get up a full grown rumpus
at home. Between the twowe might
have a very animated time. The
General has a happy faculty of stir
ing up old issues, and by commend
able industry he might set the South
and North at odds with each other
once more and manage to split the
country into two or three distinct and
turbulent dynasties.
Under the leadership of men like
Blaine, Sherman and the General
the Republican party is admirably
equipped for mischief: There is little.
to choose between them. which
ever one we look we instinctively ex-
claim, +" Behold the moral Pecksniffl''
They are all so patriotic that they are
ready to sacrifice everything for
They are eager to save
the country and are determined to
do it even if they have to run for
the Presidency for that sole purpose.
Noble soulsl The people are
listening to their eloquent pleas,
but in 1888 they will simply remark
''Declined with thanks"
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the last difference arose out of the
Secretary hasty action in advising
the return of the battle flags. al
though ! am informed that there has
long been a painful lack of cordial
ity between the two gentlemen, and
that anybody else but the Secretary
would have resigned at almost any
time in the past six months.
These days about every third
Congressman or ex-Congressman
who enters the office of Secretary
Lamar is at once bulletined in the
newspapers as his successor, it being
generally assumed that the Secre-
tary win take his seat on the SUI
premc Bench in October, at which
time, / think the appointment will
be announced and accepted, for who
can afford to decline an honor so
exalted? All this summer believe
the President will be canvassing for
suitable Secretary of the Interior,
and there can be little doubt, that
in the exercise of his usual sound
judgment, he will find the right man
for the place.
1t is quito likely that the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland will take
another pleasure trip in July, and
that the two expect to celebrate Mrs.
Cleveland's twenty-third birthday
occurring on July 21st, in some qui=
ct mountain retreat of the "Old Do
minion."
The Commissioners of the District
of Columbia have issued revised
set ofordinances for the government
of the citizens of Washington, regu-
lating everybody and everything
from the growing of a cock to the
shooting of a fire-crackcr. The
small boys have already gotten
ahead of the Commissioners by hid
ing in barns and stables to set off
fireworks, the result being two
large fires. d.
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To Physicians.
Advertisement for Bids for
Pom, Practice

THE County Court deeming it to the
i best interest of the County to let out
the practice of Medicine and Surgery
upon the paupers of the County to the
lowest and best bidder, notice is hereby
given that bids for the same for the
County, or for one or more Districts will
be received on or before the 9Th Day
of July. 1882, at - O'Clock noon, at
the Office of the Clerk of the County
Court. All bids to be in writing, sealed
and to be opened in the presence OF the
Court, stating the District or Districts
bid for, and the amount for which the
bidder viii treat the paupers thereof
with Medical and Surgical aid, and fur
nish to them all necessary medicines for
one year from July 5th, 1887. Bids for
Robinson district to include the Infirm-
airy practice. The successful bidder for
Robinson district and Infirmary will be
required to visit the Infirmary at least
once in each week. The Court reserves
the right to reject any or all bids. Bond
with good security will be required OF
each successful bidder.
Teste: ]. p. r. 3. SMITH,
june 22-td CLERK.
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Creditors Notice.

no the creditors of James McCombs,
i deceased:-In pursuance of decree
of the Circuit Court of the County of
Mason, made in cause therein pend
ing, to subject the real estate of the
said James McCombs to the payment of
his debts. You are required TO present
your claims against the estate of the said
James McCombs for adjudication to
John E. Beller, special commissioner, at
his office, in said Mason county, IN PIT.
Pleasant, on or before the 2Ist day of
July, 1887.
Witness: r. E. Mitchell, clerk of said
court, this 9th day of june, 1887
r. e. MITCHELL, Clerk
June s-6w.
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: vs..
John Iemaster and Lizzie Lemaster, his
wife, John NJ. McCabe and Mary E.
dcCabe, w. S. Hoy, G. C. Miller, Jno.
ID. Mccormick, PAMELA Knapp, and
r. Wiley, Jr., Trustee. In Chancery.
A LII persons interested in the above
IN named cause, now pending in the
circuit court of Mason county, West
Virginia, will take notice that pursuant
to decree pronounced by said Circuit
Court in the above named cause at the
MAY term, 1887, of said Circuit Court, /
will on the 2lst day of July, 1897, at my
Office in the town OF Point Pleasant, Ma
son county, West Virginia, proceed to
take, state and report the following mat
tiers and accounts:
First-To take, state and report an &C
count and settle the account of the
plaintiffs j. NJ. AIcCabe and Baptiste Gill
more, Administrators of the estate of
James McCombs, deceased, showing what
disposition they have made with the
personal estate of said decedent.
Second-Showing the amount of in
debtedness of said decedent, what real
estate the said James McCombs, died
seized and possessed of, the liens thereon,
the amount thereof, and their priorities,
the amount due from the decedent, Jas.
NlcConibs, to any and all of the defend
ants, and report such other matters as
may be pertinent, or any of the parties
hereto may require.
Given under my hand this the 9th
day OF June, 1887.
JOHN Z. BELLER,
Special Commissioner.
Howard & Simpson Soils 1iuneS-4w
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TO Contractors.

dds will be received for the next fif-
ID teen days for the building of the new
Methodist Episcopal Church. VIII be
let in three different contracts, foundas
ton, brick laying and carpenter work.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the parsonage Particulars obtained of
the committee. All bids subject to de-
cision of committee. ljuly CIV.
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Lexington Division trains run by Central time.
time. which is one hour faster than Central time
Additional trains-No. IL, daily ex-
cept Sunday, leave Olive Hill AS A. NJ;
Mt. Sterling 6:43 a. NJ; arrive Lexing-
ton S:15 A. M; arrive Cincinnati, via
Winchester 11:35 A. NJ.
No. II, daily, except Sunday, leave
Cincinnati 200 p. M, Lexington 5:35
p. m; arrive Mt. Sterling 1908 p. M;
Olive Hill 900 P. NJ.
No. l daily except Sunday, between
Old Point, Norfolk, and White Sulphur.
The train arriving at White Sulphur on
Saturday lays over until 1910 p. N. Sun
day Night.
No. 2, daily except Sunday. The train
leaving Louisville and Cincinnati on
Saturday runs only to White Sulphur
arriv ing there Sunday $40 A. NJ. and
laying over until Monday 800 A. NJ.
Nos. 8 and 4 run daily, except that
they do not run between Richmond and
Old Point on Sunday.
No. leaves Richmond and Washing
ton daily except Sunday. Runs daily
between Clifton Forge and Ashland.
Connects at Ashland for Columbus daily
except Sunday.
No. 6, daily, from Ashland to Clifton
Forge; leaves Clifton Forge daily except
Saturday, arrives Washington, Rich
mond, and Old Point daily except Sun
day.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on all through
trains.
Old Dominion Steamers leave Norfolk
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday at P. 81.
for New York.
For Rates, Tickets, Baggage, Ghecks.ap-
ply to any Office of G. q 0. R'y; or Depot
or Ticket Office of connecting lines.
". C. WIcKHAN,
Second president.
Il. w. FULLER, Gen. Pass. 44g't.